Why don't we notice changes elevation on the land due to the Moon's pull?

We don't notice changes in elevation on land caused by the Moon's pull because these effects are relatively small and subtle compared to other forces acting on the Earth's surface. The gravitational pull of the Moon creates tidal forces that primarily affect large bodies of water, leading to noticeable ocean tides. While the Earth's crust does experience slight deformation due to the Moon's gravity, these changes are typically on the order of centimeters and are not easily perceivable in everyday life. Additionally, other factors like weather and geological processes can mask these subtle variations.